February 2nd, 1976

That the District of Coquitlam be requested to take immediate
action to have the sidewalk on its side of the boundary road known as
Westwood Street from its intersection with the Lougheed Highway South to
Kingsway Avenue put back in proper repair, particularly where it has

been removed over the C.P.R. level crossing and adjacent to the premises

of the Westwood Tire. - Carried.

, Ald.Traboulay re Alderman Traboulay referred to Alderman Laking's concern regarding

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: & gravel re- the removal of sand and gravel from the Coquitlam River, and he advised
' moval problem-

, Coq.River

that the Environmental Protection Committee had arvanged for a meeting

to be held on that problem tomorrow at 4:00 p-m. in the City Hall, that
would be open to the public and to which it was expected that representa~
‘tives from the Port Coquitlam & District Hunting & Fishing Club, the

Provincial and Féderal Fisheries Gepartments, and Provincial Water Rights

Branch, would be in atsendance.

! Ald. Traboulay ve Alderman Traboulay referred co a replacement for the City's Infermation

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Sign that was. removed ‘trus tte location on the Loiigheed Highway some time
ago and Mayor Campbell suggested that as the Royal Canadjon-Lestion had
expressed an interest in erecting such a sign For the City, the Legion be

further contacted in that regard.

' Ald. Keryluk re Alderman Keryluk referred to the drainage situation in ihs vicinity
, drainage-C.Meridian ee .

Rd—-Victoria
Drive area

of Coast Meridian Read and Vieroria Diive, and the City Engineer adviced

that a report would be forthcoming thereon.

& Mayor Campbell re Mayor Campbell advised that he had telephoned Mr. A.E. Hilling,

» traffic tie-ups-
i trains block— Superintendent, Canadian Pacific Railway Company, today regarding the

ing level
i erossings

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problem of traffic tie-ups at level crossings, particularly on Pitt

River Road and Kingsway Avenue, and Mr. Hilling informed him that in

accommodating the Canadian Nationa] Railway Company following damage to
its train bridge over the Fraser River in New Westminster, the number of
trains using that line had increased from 12 to 32 per day; therefore,

until repairs to the bridge are completed, Mayor Campbell suggested that

motorists try to use che Lougheed Highway route rather than those along

Pitt River Road and Kingsway.
AVJSOURNMENT:
Moved by Alderman Laking:

Seconded by Alderman Ranger:

That this meeting do now adjourn. Carried.
At 9:35 p.m. the meeting adjourned.

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